well, maybe adopt an outlook that things you think are real aren't, and just maybe it will work just as fine if you completely ignore them. going forward ignoring ai that are smarter than autocomplete may be just the way to go
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cwiz commented on "I met a founder who writes 10k lines of code a day thanks to AI" twitter.com/paulg/status/... · Posted by u/lambdaba
I suppose VC love it. They want to lower the bar to building products, and make them cheaper. They want a steady line of investable companies with cheap hiring down the line.
More generally, it's weird. 10 years ago, the technical aspects would legitimately be seen as a major, perhaps main obstacle to building a product. It's questionable whether that is really gone (can you really, really build a software product now with just LLMs? With deployment, security etc).
But for sure the technological bar is now much lower, it might disappear altogether, and what remains is actually finding a useful product, marketing, finding clients etc. Which I'd argue were actually always the biggest step to overcome.
It might also mean overproduction which is bad for economy.
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What about using adderall to get an edge in cognitive skills?
cwiz commented on Ask HN: Recommend resources that helped your game dev journey? · Posted by u/stevekwon211
Gamedev is sweatshop for a single person because it requires not only the programming but also art, game design, music and all should work together. The key thing here is keeping high resource and motivation. In gamedev the can evaporate easily and they can appear suddenly. Don't expect any feedback in early years. It takes time.
cwiz commented on Show HN: I got laid off from Meta and created a minor hit on Steam · Posted by u/newobj
Animations and artworks is what make this game special. Thanks for inspiration.
Developers of this will eventually end up doing factory work. I've been this path. Inevitable
A generative visual novel where you play roguelike poker (balatoro-inspired by simpler) to buy narrative and character cards that fed to LLM to create a story.
my github: https://github.com/stillonearth